Two plays in one volume, written by writer of Peter Pan Man and To Be a Farmer's Boy. Good is set in Germany in the 1930s and questions how otherwise humane people came to be swept along by the Nazi force, while And a Nightingale Sang . . . is a portrait of a working-class family in Newcastle during World War II.
Cecil Philip Taylor (1929-81) was a Glasgow-born playwright who wrote just under eighty plays during his sixteen years as a professional playwright. His plays largely drew on his Jewish background and socialist viewpoint. His works include Mr David , Happy Days Are Here Again, Bread and Butter, Lies About Vietnam, The Black and White Minstrels, Next Year in Tel Aviv, Schippel, Gynt, Walter, and Good - the latter arguably his most successful play. Taylor worked throughout his career with both the Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh, and the Live Theatre Company, Newcastle. He died of pneumonia in 1981.
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